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Pronunciation of 'narasimhaiah'

The word 'Narasimhaiah' is a South Indian name of Sanskrit origin. It is pronounced as 'nuh-ruh-sim-hai-yuh' in English, with emphasis on 'sim'.

Word Origin

The name 'Narasimhaiah' originates from Sanskrit and is commonly used in South India. It is derived from 'Narasimha', a Hindu deity, and 'iah', a suffix often used in South Indian names.

Pronunciation Details

English (United States)

nʌɹəˈsɪmhaɪjə /nʌɹəˈsɪmhaɪjə/Slow

A South Indian name derived from the Sanskrit word 'Narasimha', referring to a Hindu deity, often used as a personal name.

Pronounced as 'nuh-ruh-sim-hai-yuh'. 'Nuh' as in 'nut', 'ruh' as in 'run', 'sim' as in 'simple', 'hai' as in 'high', and 'yuh' as in 'yes'.

हिन्दी (भारत)

nəɾəˈsɪmɦaɪjə /nəɾəˈsɪmɦaɪjə/Slow

यह नाम 'नरसिंह' (हिंदू देवता) और 'अय्या' (सम्मानजनक उपसर्ग) से लिया गया है।

'नरसिंहैय्या' को 'न-र-सिंह-है-य्या' के रूप में उच्चारित करें। 'न' जैसा 'नमस्ते', 'र' जैसा 'रमेश', 'सिंह' जैसा 'सिंह', 'है' जैसा 'है', और 'य्या' जैसा 'अय्या'।